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Body aches fever at night times
Hello mam , iam in duabi
Last week we have gone out side expo there i walked for 6 kilo meters ,and I eat ice cream I got chills night and body pains next day started air sound in ear and one right side lower neck pain I took pain killers and our general dr gave me amocicilin I took I tablet i felt very sick so i stoped I took extra panadol .fever got normal but still body pains what should I do mam .my wbc is 18500
And esr is 85 ,typhiod and malaria is negative
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You definitely have infection and most probably it is bacterial infection. You were prescribed Amoxicillin by your doctor but you took only one tablet. You may take some different antibiotics after consultation with your doctor. You should continue with paracetamol. You may add Tab VitC with Zinc.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Needs detailed Investigations to find out the reason for a high WBC
Indicates infection
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